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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

ID. D. Heiserman yesterday received COM
mission as alde-de-camp on the staff of the
ommander-in chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic, General Lucius Fairchild. His
instructions are to enter upon the discharge
OF his duties at once, and the rank is that of
colonel
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Mr.. Ira Ellis, the elevator boy at the
Fetcheimer building, whose parents live on
south Laura avenue, was hurt Yesterday by
the elevator starting up and catching his
head. One side of his face was considerably
bruised, the ear being half torn off. DIR.
Terrill was called and dressed the wound.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Mr.. B. W. Thompson, of Cir e,nnati, an
old friend and neighbor of our fellow towns
man Mr.. Geo. L. Rouse, called yesterday
Mr.. I. is out for a look over the West and q
squint at the Winning Wonder of which he
has heard so much
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

+. Bridgeman, six miles east of the city,
brought in some specimens Of rye and corn
which would make an average eastern mans
eyes open. The ears are from fourteen to
sixteen inches long and still growing longer.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
SGT
GrOCorYman.

Please remember we hano lie the celebrated
Caldwell wagon with cut under wheel, espe-
cially adapted for the grocery trade. Light,
roomy ana strong. Come and see US or cor
respond with u.s. KELLY & DUNBAR.
80 ft
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

george Hammond, one of the shining
lights connected with the EAGLE counting
room, returned yesterday. George had been
down for three weeks visit TO his parents
in old Virginia. He comes back looking well
and feeling rested.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Dr. Cole, OF Jacksonville. Illinois, who is
paying Wichita visit, called yesterday
He says that it is well understood that Wich-
lta's boom is not busted and that num-
Der OF Jacksonvflle's solid men will be out in
q few weeks
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

To the West and Southwest We can DOS
itively save you from S25 to $50 on every
buggy and carriage you order We make
especially low prices to all the towns in the
Arkansas Valley We earnestly request you
to correspond with us.
d-S26t. KELLY & DUNBAR
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Hon. Z. P. Thompson called yesterday
long enough to say that while the August
drouth was pretty severe yet after all there
would be some very big fields of very fne
corn, some of which would go fifty bushels
to the acre
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
L. CHARLES MILLER, secretary.

Two colored men entertained passers by on
lively set to. Both parties drew blood, but
the combatants were separated before they
could draw their "razorsn
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
KELLY & DUNBAR.

Go to l56 N. Market street for stamping.
The largest line of patterns in the city They
also carry full assortment OF embroidery
silks, American and Filling silk. 50 st
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Mr.. G. Gray wishes to let the citizens of
Wichita know that be has just returne,.
from Pratt Center, where he has been NOV
ing large hotel Anyone having work of
this kind would do we'll to give him call as
his machinery is the best and latest improved.
He will also move safes. Call or address
257 North Mosely, George Gray, house
mover. dS2 -10t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

A team Eitchcd to a milk wagon started
yesterday forenoon and ran down Dodge ave.
The milk cans were thrown from the vehicle
aud their contents spilled and the wagon
wagon
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
To the Medical Fraternity.

| As the fall rains are upon us we would call
| your special attention to our doctors phae-
| tons. Remember we will take your old buggy
and allow you its value on the new job.
KELLY & DUNBAR,
set 235 North Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Notice

All Drivers have positive orders to prevent
passengers from getting on and of front
platform Of cars, or stand on the same.
Passengers u ust keep of OF the front plat
form WICHITA STREET RI Co.
81 ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Editor Eagle:

EdlUOf EdRIt.
Please announce my name as candidate for Reg
ter of Deeds subject to the decision OF the Repub
ucan county convention. Robert c. Dean.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

EDITOR Eagle
Please announce candidate for the ONCE OF
Res Deeds the ensuing election subject TO
the de :ision of the Republican convention. I. d.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| The Wichita Wheelmen will meet at Neid-
erlander's office this evening at o'clock
sharp. Every member requested to be pres
ent. Important business to be transacted.
Fall work to be mapped out.
OSCAR DELoNG, president
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Lead them all in prices and quick delivery.
Look to your interest. Cash beats credit.
Cash always counts ahead. dist
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EGitor Eagle

Editor Eagle:
Please announce me candidate for reelection to
the ONCE OF Coun Surveyor, subject to the decis
ion Of the Republic County Convention
r. W. Luttrell.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Dunbar & Desripg have an elegant lire Of
burial robes 2}5 \. Nam, telephone sos
DOL mo
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Editor Eagle:
Please announce that am candidate for reelec
ton 20 the Office OF Sheriff OF Sedgwick county W
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
money by the Rar

Money by the Barrel
Security must be fast class for lowest
rates City or farm loans N. W. PIKE,
S2-3F Gandolfo Hotel
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
For Rent.
For Rent.

Two nice rooms on second floor, 25x50. well
adapted for light manufacturing or printing
Office. .6tf DUNBAR & DEARING.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Go to Winfield August p on the A. o. Z.
We. xcursion. dS0-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Editor Eagle:

Please announce me candidate for Comfy Com
missioner r. the LIST district subject to the decision OF
the Republican convention. c. Pitman.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

EdEIt.
Please a. nounce Capt Daniel Murphy OF Ninescah
Towhnsp candidate for the office of rerster of
deeds Of Sedswick county, sub jet to the decision
OF the Republican county convention.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

wish to announce to the voters OF sedgwick
county, through the columns OF the EAGLE that stn
candidate for the Office OF County Treasurer. sub
iect TO the decision OF the Republican convention.
Respectfully, e. L. Taylor,
Wichita, Kans., July II, 1887.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Last evening Mr.. !. NJ. Abbott placed bis
valise upon one Of the seats ia the waiting
room of the Douglas avenue depot and went
out upon the platform. He returned In
about five minutes and found his grip gone
and Immediately started in search; going
towards the union depot he came across a
man carrying a satchei strongly resembling
his, he hailed the fellow recovered his prop
erty and handed him over to Officer Spurrier.
The thief gave the name of j. N. Case and
was locked up in the cooler:
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Editor Eagle

EDITOR Eagle.
Please announce as candidtte for election to
the o1ce OF subject to the decision of the
Republican convention. J. ". Wingard.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Heron 4 Son

One front room on second floor, No. 235.
l6-1 DUNBAR 6 DEARING
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

Mrs. Hon. W. A. Phelps and daughter
Frances, of Chicago, and Mrs. B. E. Ferrill,
of Muir, Mich, are in the city, guests OF Mrs.
DR.. J. H. Ferrin, their sister. Mrs Ferrll
was in Wichita last year and became so Ell
Unused, SO to speak, with the spirit OF enter
prise and goaheaditiveness that she made
some investments in realestate. The venture
brought her such handsome returns that she
is strongly inclined to enlarge upon her for
mer efforts.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

-
i1ease announce me a candidate for the office OF
County Treasurer at the ensuing election, subject
to the decision OF the Republican convention. l. A.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

H. H. Most, the optician, who was in bust
ness here last year, but who since that time
has been looking after his western lands, has
returned. He expresses himself as utterly
astonished over the result Of years growth
of Wichita. The doctor expects to embark
in his old line as soon as he can find suitable
business room.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


Please announce me candidate for the Office
of county clerk. subject to the decision OF the Re
publican convention. ]. W. Dale, Sherman Twp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


Please announce me candidate Tor the ONCE OF
r. ;ster OF Deeds subject to the action Of the Re
u Diican county convention T. N. Dofiemyne.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


Please announce me candidate for the ONCE Of
orpty Commissioner for the First district. I. g..
COreu.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Editor Eagle

ECitOr Eagie
Please announce candidate for register OF
deeds subject to the decision of the Democratic
convention. J. K. Brown 69w&d
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Editor z agile.


Please announce me candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk for the ensuing term, subject to the
decision of the county Republican convention b.
II. Downing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


Will you please announce that John Tucker viii be
q Repub lean candidate for the Office OF county
fNeHg
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
EDITOR Eagle

EHyIp.
Please announce me as a candidate for the ONCE
OF Register Deeds subject to the decision OF the
Republican county convention. W. L. McBee.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Eagle Tow nsnlp. sedgwick Co. Kans

Z 2
rlease announce me a candidate for County
Clerk for the ensuing term, subject to the decision
OF The Republican county convention. s. Dunkin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


Please announce me a candidate for the Office
o county coroner, subject to the decision of the
r ruhiichn county convention. c. NJ. Garrison Ex-
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23
Beautiful Suburban Residences

business city
enQuiring s. several such
Motor Addition. The
September The house
all having from II Each OF them has
and outhouses barrel cistern
sidewalks buttery and closet to eac
each cellar varanda
THULE folding sliding doors each house The windows
beautifully the doors
beautiful lights The houses
material
mansnp The inside finish moulded base and plaster with
pnth In both stories OF differ
ASH and well vanished
The roofs and outside beautifully decorated with
the pure lead and oil colorS The prices
and the terms Each house has lots
shg 5rea 4S o assp anS1s q s. T JONES'
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23


ease announce me a candidate for register of
de- subject 10 the decision OF the Dem ocrat'c
don. j. Il. Brown. 72w&d
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

To The EDITOR OF the Eagle
Please announce the name OF Bruce Manamee as
candidate for the ONCE OF register OF deeds of Sedg
wick county subject TO the decision OF the RepnbE
can county convention.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

The Celebrated Scott Family will give one
of their best musical concerts and elocution-
church, West side, tonight. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church and Sunday school.
Admission IS cents, children under IL years,
IS cents. Every body come and let US ali
have a pleasant and. profitable season to-
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-23

The following are the transfers of real
estate fled in the Recorders Office yester-
I.,r
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Ferdinand Takiss b a. me (lenEaensnl.
~. :. ganas tEnvegia9 for AEkan,
seilinR a 20. ol Poralan<. i ia 10 aifT.
Grand Massss Louis zsiaAsr, ~ 500
kane Falls. y in he essg. asoppsnal i shs
Oeoidensal.
A. r Eineiafr nna @. >. gasot nsn of
sen kfHneisao. Zen r. 5snes and @. O.
Maekis Of Portland. are u tbe 0sal~
de2fnl.
G. CIinaon, W. .. Emlooh ana T. !.
Hsmilson. Of Iseszna. III. A. C1nners,
Of u tHahtsF, and J. w. Barsf. Of Sac
3nAlmie. Ass at she RFunswiek-
r. O. Retailer of 8 Isun. Oraaou. EB.
1fsnlhen Of CalifeKnis. O. ~ Bokss and
FRANK Rose Of Eao7zna. and >. Afkin-
son and wife Of Portland. ars a tie
Aew Enaiand.
Mrs Comsl0eh, Wen. Wallace ana n
o. Grant, Of Port BlakslF. @. +. Uhl-
man, @. u. OsboFna sad 4 @. Janks1n.
" Tacoma. and IL HArman, from Port
lands are - tbs AFlinRfou.
MF. ]. A. Hafdar. for lane time con
neoted with the Calnmbfa 4 PuRet
BCand Railway Company. leaves Sunday
evening for Kansas City, No, whsxe BE-
RoeS TO take position aa ohief clerk ID
The Aadit0Fas ofsae Of the Metropolitan
Atrset Railway Company. AF. Harder
for the pSst year has been whax4nesr Of
tie City and 0esan Doohs, also tms4sn-
ger and freight agent for she Paeaae
Coast Steamship and the O. g. q N.
Oempanfsa. He leaves bahsBd him
many friends VITO viii regret his de-
paFsnFe-
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RRAL RsrAVR.

The following deeds were tiled in the
Auditors Office yesterday for record:
Gorge r. Dearb1Fu aud wifs TO Mary
MsElFoy, lots 5 and 6. block 81, In the
heirs Of Sarah A. BsiTs ssoend addition;
$1,000.
Jaiia A. Crawford and Husband to ].
Mondy, east u Of northeast aud the
northeast u OF south ssst OF asotioR
81, and sas south west Of North west u
Of section 30. al Of township q north,
range 4 esss, cSntaiRinx 100 acres;
$500.
Arthur A Dsnny aud wife 10 Me
Lauier. lot 8. block 81, A. A. Dsnny's
plat; $3.50.
Cnas- L. Miller to Chester W. PEouty,
loa 8, block ~. A. POntius' I'D 1ition;
sos
Christ. K. Frasch TO Helen Grot, lots
aud 2, block II. Hsnry L. YssleE's nrst
additisui 81.
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~.nm mi deEs coisSctaons
1870 cur Ctr subscsibers viii
~ -, 100 by the Posf-lntsl ilgsn-
y, raanagsnsent direct >. =.
. - has been appolnted
J saa.ecgor ana vslII hereafter call
,son eur patrons for tbs DAILY
I. Ill business connecsed with
- r.utes. G. .. MeaHEs the
sss. -. agent. FetIres from
-. - department., but all Bills
= paIiy city subscriptions 20
January Isl, 1881. ars due NJ.
ss1acv and viii be collected
bsbIm
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Remnant clearance sale this week.
CHKsTKR CLRARx.
sPoKAxE F1LLs AND sEArrLE

q
Mr.. Louis zsiRler, Grand Master of
Masoas for Washington Territory, is in
Seattle. In conversation With Posr-
INTKLLraKScxR reporter. yesterday, Mr..
Zsigler said:
Spokane Falls Is improving very fast.
Last year We made improvements to TIE
amount OF at least $S00,000. Our popu
lation increased % per csnt and Inside
property ads Ancsd about 10 per cent in
she same time. By the opening of the
CBar d Aiene mines the volame of bust.
ness was largely increased. In educa-
ticnal facilities Spokane excels. The
public schools employ corps of eleven
teachers. We have q number Of private
schools and two gs5d colleges-0ne cost
ing $4,000. Most of the religious de-
nominations are represented, there be
ing SIX churches, two of them being
very handsome structures. The sick OF
our town are well taken care of 10 q we'll
appointed hospital. We have two sys-
TENS Of electric lights. gas. and water
works. In fact. Spokane ID abreast Of
the times in all improvements. By
April lst street cars will be RAINING
threGgh cur streets. The county eeat
has only recently been removed TO Spo-
kane, aud contracts are now being let
for county buildings. Two railroads
have already made our city their center.
aud We are anxioasly locking for the
railroad from Seattle 70 Spokane We
look upon Seattle a. THE t0wn Of West
ern Washington and the feelings OF our
people ave most friendly 10 your city. !
notice with much qualification q vast
amount Of improvement in Seattle eince
my last visit, about one year ago; par
iiculaFiy your increased wharfage and
facilities fer handling your rapidly
growtnS business. / expect 60 90 from
Seattleto different points on she Sound,
visiting the Masonic lodges in an ofiieial
capacity.
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Regular correspondence PosT-IarKLLz-
aRHcKa
Ga account Of she illnsss Of Jeannis
Winston, the Pyks Opera Company
played the "Mikado" here gast evening.
instead Of the @Oath Of Love- Is I'D
vertissd. Toe audience. which gss
large, Was quite disappointed 81 hrst,
bus DeLange, IS the Lord High Execu-
ti0naF, with his ssnesens song" soon pot
them 10 good hamof. Miss ManfFed's
Yam Yum was admirable, and other
members Of the compang did veil.
Me. JuFetf. manager OF the Alpha
Opera House, Ia esnvassisg the city for
the sale Of seats IN order to rsiGe the
necessary $500 10 secure the appear
snca Of Emma Abbott here. Tickets
are placed at 81 for the lower noaF, aud
81 for the gallery. he is meeting With
good success.
0as recruit added to our chain gang
today.
JOAN Van Dale snd Miss Esttie War
req we're passengers from this plEcs fos
San Francisco bF the Mexico.
Quite Rnmber Of young people from
the terminus vent over 30 The grand
bali at Staiiacasm, which took place
lass DAMN4s AA@g VIII N1%ak4 tua4ys
Our streets aFe IN wretohed eondi-
ti0n, and Il is not uncommon to see
teams mired IN she mud while passipg
through some Of them.
Bertel BsrtlssOu and Miss Nellie
PeaFsoR we're united in marriage here
last Saturday evening, by Rev. w. A.
Maekey.
The case Of Mrs. j. B. Montgomery
vs. John Burns, growing cut OF she Pill
ing In Of the mud-hatE, has been con-
tinued By the Supreme Court for hear
ing In this city.
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Remnants table linens ~ low as Ike
CREsrKR CLEARH.


War GRANTED. Shortly after tee
recent trial Of George n. Miller 81 Port
Townsend for the murder Of James N.
Colman II this county, and the failure
Of the Jury 10 agree upon verdict,
Miller, through ais ATTORNEYS, applied
for an immediatsyetriai. Tots was re-
fused. The attorneys then moved that
Miller be admitted 10 tail. Judge
Green's refused tue motion. His attof-
neya then vent 90 Olympia and applied
for writ OF habeas ceFpsss, Ia order 10
show cause why Miller should NOT DO
admitted 10 bail. The Posx-lSTKLLt
oRSuws's Olympia correspondent sele-
gFaphed 10 this journal last night as
foilowsi ala the oass OF the Territory OF
Washington W. George II. Muller, writ
of Aahcas corBas has been granted, 20 be
heard on the 26th instant, at 2 ,. N, in
the supreme Court.s
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61ls. Remnants Of nainsook.
CREarxR OEsKAn1.


YAKIMA CTrx DkRor s-Qaits an i'm =.
poFtAnt case is nov before tbs sapreme
Court, entitled "The Territory ". the
Northern PAciac Railroad Company"
The case IL upon the relation Of HiFam
Dustin. Prosecuting Attorney, to csm-
pel she railroad company 10 build q
depot at Yakima City. Il will be re-
menbsred that about two years ago the
raj road company laid out the town of
Moth Yakima, four miles from the old
town OF Yakima City, upon land be-
lenging 30 the railroad company aad
certain OF les ofiioeEs. ~ = rival 20 the
old town. which had 800 inhabitants
when The railroad vas built into IT, After
The new town vas started the railroad
company refused b stop It's trains ~
Yakima CITY, Whereapon she city began
proceedings bY mandamus 10 compel
the company 10 bald depot and estab
lieh q station theres In she Lover eouFt,
before JadRe Turner, the people we're
aaecessfal, from which Judgment the
railroad company appe4ied 10 tbs So
preme Ooass. TIE MsNAaeht frm rep
resent the railroad 0ompany and II. J.
aaiVely the Territory. The reaalt ts
looked forward 10 With interest By the
people Of Yakima oounty. and In fact
the whole Territory.
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An Acr on JUsTscE. By refsreaee tc
the coaaell pFOeeeainRs IL wiil ee seen
thai the City Couneil has ordered The
eaas,runsion a. q Sidewalk aioag the
wesa side II Freat street. from UBi0a
street 10 the cracker faatsEy, distance
az twa biaeks, thus making = contlnu.
ems lice nf si3naalk Ga ng a sides Of
frost siress frcm Mil street - the
sat,aras - Nogth SsAatle. tbs i Tie
wAlk Ghsch CAptaius 6iImsFe and Hee-
kfns have 81 naca desired an1 whieh
aheR we're lastly eneitied %. and n
rranaina he pezitfoa q thsse twa esn-
iisnasn the couneii has haf aJne sim-
Sic 81 a. tus1ise.
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Remnants black eashmerea.
CEEzrKa CLEAKx.
rae exEGox ImPRsvEuExr ceM.
FAM.

The statement Of the Oregon Ir-
nxovement Company for the fiscal year
ending November 80. 1856. 10 AZ follows;
GroSs earnings, 1876. 92.SSl .9s7; lSss.
g. as4,s increase $52.S6i Net earn.
ings, 1885. &6ll. sls; 1855. sT&.0eS; in
ersass. 8ill.oe7.
Tue interest apon the bosded debt
an abe sinking fund requirements
amcunsed 20 $50. 900. leaving q surplus
% kST60os. OF more than 5 per eeet
apon thH capital stock. TIE eafanded
ooGiRatsens o. he company, Which apan
tue retirement af the Willard manage
naeua two years ago wsre about 81 500
COO, have bsen redeced - that the net
aosIina dees a. uFsssat is only STA. 600.
- Wdlf SfyVsf Nesas.
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NorTus TO MAMxERs--Stsphen q
Rowan, Vice Admiral Of the Unit 4
States Navy. has issued the foliovinR
concerning tha change Of ths fog sig
nal al West poins Lizht Station, on
Puget Sound: Notice IL hereby given
chat. on or about FehFnaFy z, ISL. 3
steam fog signal wili Be ssanded ~
West paint Light Stafion. Puget Soend,
Washington Territory, daring thick and
foxsy weather. instead Of the bsli aow
nsed. This siguAl - Dasoll tFumpss,
giving blasts Of eve sesondS' duration,
with Intervals o. twenty I've seconds
fae fou miRaal hoase u frame build
ina, ane staFy high. painted waite.
with erawn roof. ard stands between
ahs dweiling and the light tower. The
bell aower wall be FsNcved.s
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foUNa LADIES, ArTKxx1os.-Thefe
viii be meeting Of the Young women'e
Christian Temperance Union on Sat U.
day, January I'D, ct 3 p m. - the
Methodist eharcn. al yoane ladies are
Q ssdially iavfied 10 afseBd- By order
Of the President iszi 2
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g The Tacoma Dramatic Association
has the full Qaanl1rn Of talent 30 Justify
The memhass In produSfne mAny plays
fren naw or. Some Of them could
sasiiF make their gaSrk e professionals
II they shoald tread The boards ia large
cisAea - TMsnssa Eenes. JszE 81, Fsss.
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q. Il. Jadkfns. sAa seaan street pho
t~nEapher. has suEacisn4lg recovered bis
heAlth 60 attend g. bnEinesa again, ard
uisi he eizsi 30 see b . frasHds 81 hfs GAL
lery. IRE zsnai good quAlfty q work
raaransead. ia7IE
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FhH DASyIxa SroRPEp.-As Ned
esthsse, With hts pile driver and = Grew
y nsa we're making good headway yes-
siday forenoon on the extension Of the
~ wharf Of he Seattle Lamber and
-. nefeid Company, he Was inter
.sptea BY 9 nimhle lawyer. who climbed
ae9 among the uewly dFivsn piles,
- banging on 10 = heavy timber.
.saeesa Gown 30 the boss Of che gang
- e1eiAi document. Mr.. GnshEte lock.
and smiled ans said, = rhas's ell
80. aN l knou what's the matter; b1l
800 gos al the piles driven that we
.sea'eo anyhow A temporary ininpo-
a. Sas granted by Judge Roger :.
ssse TO DAYS aes, and tbe complaint
aled 10 tue nissr,es Court yestes-
~. ihs complaint is hy James NJ
49, ss.sen $40 ewns the property oa the
sa s,ts Of Msrioa street. More or
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Aseas The water trona nnsil sstna
ss ceaes1ssoa IL reached in regard
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SNsaie&ss alonQ oar civ front.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

WITHOUT A DOUBT
Medical Lake Salt possesses greater
curative properties than any other
known remedy. II positively cures
RHEuxkrrsM, NEURALGIA.
CkrAhRH, SKIN DISEASES,
D1sPKFsfA, PMS.
TooTH AcHK, Fro. Ere.
We will refand the money wherever il
fails 10 perform all u claims 10 do.
Trial packages free. 800 doses for 81.
ials Ina @. KRlLoGe a Co., Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

Professor Vaughan Wlll organize his
dancing class for children az Browns
Pavilion, Second street. Saturday after
noon ~ 2 .. a.. January -. All The
fashionable dances GiiI be tanehs. fie 6